Shehu sarki times

10/09/2021

Heaven or Hell

08/03/2021

https://www.facebook.com/504623323074661/posts/1690777194459262/

The Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council, NADDC, Jelani Aliyu, has commissioned the first female mechanic workshop in Sokoto State.

10/10/2020

Peace over violence

09/10/2020

Crime rate is high in Nigeria because many young people with negative energies are channeling them into negative outcomes - armed robbery, cultism, kidnapping, Internet fraud, electoral thuggery, etc. Nigerian youth is not different from youth in developed countries; they all have negative energies. It is not a crime to have negative energy, it only becomes a crime when it delivers negative outcomes.

It is the duty of parent first, teachers second, religious leader third, and government fourth, in that order, to help channel these negative energies into positive outcome. Sadly, the erosion of morals and the love of money have led to the failure of Nigerians parents, teachers, and religious leaders in guiding our young people in the right path and channeling their negative energies into positive outcomes. What these levels of guardian now do is t blame the government for their failure. it is not that government have no role to play; government's role in helping raise profitable young population is to provide the enabling environment and infrastructure for the young people thrive. Government's role is only important when the other categories of guardian have failed to play their part. If parents are successful, if teachers are successful, if religious leaders are successful, there is little part left for a government play.

But what kind of parents, teachers, and religious leaders do we have today? They are the morally backward, money pursuing, get-rich-at-all cost categories of guardians. What do you hear parents talk about these days? Many parents today encourage their children into crimes. What do teachers do these days? What do religious leaders preach these days? Money and material possession; these are the yardstick of measuring a successful religious person in Nigeria today. No Church is talking about the Kingdom of God and its reighteousness, repentance, honesty, and hard work. Our lecturers are the likeness of laziness, corruption and s*x perversion. Many of our religious leaders are wolves in sheep clothing, sellers of the blessings of God to the highest bidders, and lovers of money and devil than lovers of the brethrens.

The Bible says,

"Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it." (Prov 22:6)

"Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger; instead, bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord." (Ephesians 6:4)

How many of today's parents are teaching their children in the way of Lord? How many of our fathers are bringing up their children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord?

Government's failure stemmed from its failure to provide the enabling environment and infrastructure for our young people to prosper. Successive governments have had no clue what and how to go about it. Whereas solutions are right there for us, many of our government officials have been blinded by corruption that they cannot just see it. A leader blinded by corruption cannot see a near mountain.

I say this: give me the position of Minister of Sports and Youth Development, and see what will become of many young people in Nigeria in 10 years time. I will not only raise them to become world beaters, I will also make many of them wealthy. I am boastful in the ability and the knowledge God Almighty have given me. I will make many young people successful.

Like I said the blueprint is out there - Anthony Joshua, Israel Adesanya, Kamaru Usman, Efe Ajagba, Hakeem Dawodu, Efetobore Apochi, etc. But only people with good sight can see it.

May God help Nigeria.

07/10/2020

A part of me

05/10/2020

05/10/2020

Worse intentions

22/09/2020

Before you go..

30/07/2020

*NIGERIA'S 36 STATES & FCT RANKED IN ORDER OF LAND SURFACE AREA (KM²)*

1. Niger State 76,363KM²
2. Borno State 70,898KM²
3. Taraba State 54,473KM²
4. Kaduna State 46,053KM²
5. Bauchi State 45,837KM²
6. Yobe State 45,502KM²
7. Zamfara State 39,762KM²
8. Adamawa State 36,917KM²
9. Kwara State 36,825KM²
10. Kebbi State 36,800KM²
11. Benue State 34,059KM²
12. Plateau State 30,913KM²
13. Kogi State 29,833KM²
14. Oyo State 28,454KM²
15. Nasarawa State 27,117KM²
16. Sokoto State 25,973KM²
17. Katsina State 24,192KM²
18. Jigawa State 23,154KM²
19. Cross River State 20,156KM²
20. Kano State 20,131KM²
21. Gombe State 18,768KM²
22. Edo State 17,802KM²
23. Delta State 17,698KM²
24. Ogun State 16,762KM²
25. Ondo State 15,500KM²
26. Rivers State 11,077KM²
27. Bayelsa State 10,773KM²
28. Osun State 9,251KM²
29. Federal Capital Territory 7,315KM²
30. Enugu State 7,161KM²
31. Akwa Ibom State 7,081KM²
32. Ekiti State 6,353KM²
33. Abia State 6,320KM²
34. Ebonyi State 5,670KM²
35. Imo State 5,530KM²
36. Anambra State 4,844KM²
37. Lagos State 3,345KM²

*Anambra + Enugu + Abia + Imo + Ebonyi = 29,525KM²*

*Kogi = 29,833KM²*

*Ogun + Oyo + Osun + Ondo + Ekiti = 76,320KM²*
*Lagos = 3,345KM²*

*Niger alone = 76,363KM²*

*Niger State = Entire Southwest States - Lagos*

*The entire Southeast is a little less than Kogi State only.

Just for record purpose!

06/07/2020

Nigerians joke too much